BuddyTV has an audio interview with Adam Baldwin posted at their site. Here’s an excerpt: And there’s a good mix of action and comedy on Chuck. What do you like doing more? I really like the comedy part. The action is fun to do, but the comedy is where you get your brain and creativity involved. Following along with Zach …

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Thanks to JustJared.com, we have video of Zachary Levi promoting Chuck (premiering tonight on NBC!) on The View and Today.

TV Squad has an audio interview with Zachary Levi on their site. Here’s an excerpt: I segue into a conversation about Heroes, which airs directly after Chuck. “If guys like me watch Heroes, then hopefully guys like me — and girls like me — will watch Chuck.” Good logic … I think? Levi makes a comment about both shows being …

The cast and crew of Chuck headed to Pure nightclub in Las Vegas on Saturday night for the show’s premiere party. Cast members Zachary Levi (Chuck), Yvonne Strahovski (Sarah), Joshua Gomez (Morgan), Sarah Lancaster (Ellie), and Ryan McPartlin (Captain Awesome) were joined by creator Josh Schwartz and crew members for the party. Here’s a sample of the photos; the rest …

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Set your DVRs! Zachary Levi (Chuck) is scheduled to appear on The View on Monday, September 24 (check local listings). He is the third scheduled guest, so will probably appear in the last 15-20 minutes. We’ll bring you the video as soon as it is available.

With all the Chuck news we’ve been posting, we keep getting distracted from posting about Adam Baldwin’s (Major John Casey) latest project, Superman: Doomsday, released on DVD this week. Adam voices the role of Superman in this animated feature, based on the award-winning “The Death of Superman” trilogy. Also starring with Adam are James Marsters as Lex Luthor, Anne Heche …

Missed Chuck on Monday? Don’t want to stream it on NBC’s website? You’re about to get more options! Beginning in October, NBC will launch NBC Direct, a service that will offer its shows as free, ad-supported downloads. The downloads will come with standard “chapter pre-roll” ads, such as we see when watching streaming video on the network’s website. Future plans …

From Variety: The concept is as old as Hitchcock’s “The 39 Steps” — ordinary guy sucked into fantastic web of intrigue — and has been updated as recently as UPN’s short-lived “Jake 2.0,” where a nerd also found himself suddenly tech-enhanced. Banish the inevitable comparisons, however, and “Chuck” possesses modest charm, impressive stunt work and another mildly appealing reluctant hero. …